STAN HYWET HALL & GARDENS

714 North Portage PathAkron, OH 44303

330-836-5533www.stanhywet.org

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, the nation’s 6th largest historic home open to the public, is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, a distinction that is held by only 776 of the estimated 17,500 museums in the United States. This national recognition affirms our continuing “commitment to excellence, accountability, high professional standards and continued institutional improvement…exceeding the highest standards for U.S. museums.”

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens is also: Summit County’s largest National Historic Landmark Listed on the National Trust for Historic Preservation

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S T A N H Y W E T H A L L & G A R D E N SS T A N H Y W E T H A L L & G A R D E N S

Looking back on 2014 — celebrated as an Influential Journey — through the lens of our centennial year, we can be proud of the path we took to reach this pivotal point in the history of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens.

F.A. and Gertrude Seiberling focused as much of their attention on bringing their large, extended family together, as they did on creating a home for all to enjoy. About four years ago, we began a similar journey. The Seiberlings’ story influenced our desire to make Stan Hywet come alive for all generations.

We introduced the first new element in a long-term approach to deliver a comprehensive family-friendly experience to our members and guests by creating our Beauty in Flight: Butterflies of North America habitat, with generous funding support from The J.M. Smucker Company. We staffed it with passionate volunteers who shared their knowledge of this natural phenomenon with our guests, soon making it one of the most visited sites on the Estate.

In subsequent years, we added geocaching and questing, games of adventure much like treasure hunts, that encouraged exploration of the entire Estate. Inside the Manor House, Joe’s Adventure now keeps young ones engaged as they search for the answers to fun clues, and we made the experience of visiting the Manor House more entertaining and accessible for all with Touch It Stations that demonstrate the difference between historic artifacts of the Seiberling era and today’s high tech conveniences. Giant Homes of Nature soon occupied the grassy knoll opposite the Corbin Conservatory and, in the wake of these new features, more families began to visit each day to experience and enjoy Stan Hywet.

Gradually, visitation grew. Past members returned, new members joined, and they began to use their free access to the Estate more frequently. The impact was powerful. By creating engaging family experiences that are grounded in our history, we were able to build attendance and the corresponding income that supports the ongoing operations and sustainability of Stan Hywet.

Then, in the summer of 2014, following several years of planning and with the very generous support of the Robert O. and Annamae Orr Family Foundation, we launched Playgarden, the centerpiece of our expanded family experience. Playgarden was a key catalyst that increased our attendance and earned income faster than at any time in recent memory. By year end, total attendance had climbed 27%, and admission revenue rose

by 12%. Attendance for children under 6 years old was up 116%, and for youth over 6 years old, attendance was up 75%. Playgarden’s 5,000 square foot interactive fun family experience successfully captured the imagination of every generation, during every season of the year.

When the weather turned toward winter and Deck the Hall dominated the Estate, Playgarden was transformed into Gingerbreadland, an eye-popping, illuminated, larger-than-life, wonderland experience. Last year, with this new addition, Deck the Hall drew 31,000 visitors, a record season for the event.

Also in 2014, key restoration projects got off the ground, including the Master Bedroom, the Grape Arbor, and the first phase of the Stained and Leaded Glass Windows, previewing work that would be expanded with the help of a campaign in the year ahead.

In anticipation of the 100th Anniversary of Stan Hywet in 2015 and based on the results of a campaign feasibility study completed in 2013, Stan Hywet leaders determined that the time was right to proceed with a 2-year $6 million fundraising campaign. The “quiet phase” of the 2nd Century Campaign for Stan Hywet began in 2014 and continued throughout the year as Campaign leaders secured major gift commitments totaling 69% of the $6 million goal by year-end.

The Influential Journey we embarked on in 2014 told many Seiberling family stories, and it was impacted by other important milestones shared in this report. Those milestones were among the building blocks that further solidified our strong foundation. Together, they are ensuring that Stan Hywet remains a vital, healthy, compelling, and sustainable educational, recreational and cultural resource as we lead the way toward a 2nd century for this iconic, national historic treasure.

Thank you for joining us on this remarkable journey.

With gratitude,

Steven CoxChairman of the Board

Linda ConradPresident & Executive Director

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens’mission is to preserve and share our historic estate and serve as a resource for educational, cultural and recreational enrichment.

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support that occurs through these channels is a critical component of our sustainability – one that helps fund our daily operations, from employee payroll to the tools we use to manage and maintain the gardens, protect the collections, deliver IT support, invest in marketing, support our earned income channels, provide educational opportunities – and much more.

In 2014, our investment in family friendly experiences received its first truly healthy return, evidence that our our approach to achieving continued stustainability is on target with the mood and trends that are unfolding in our culture.

We are privileged to be in our position – to have a collection that was original to the Seiberling family and the Estate, and to able to share it in meaningful ways. Our work is intentional, allowing us to engage the youngest citizens of the world, to the most senior ones. Every day they are invited to make Stan Hywet a part of their lives, creating wonderful memories together as families and in the process, following a similar journey laid down by F.A. and Gertrude Seiberling.

As those memories are made, we are paving the way for the involvement of new generations of members, volunteers, leaders and donors, fulfilling the work that has positioned us to carry on for at least a 2nd Century.

he Influential Journey that defined our 2014 season followed more than a single path.

While we shared intriguing stories of the Seiberling family’s travels both domestically and abroad, we also continued along our journey to ensure the

experiences we create every season and share every day are inviting for families to enjoy together. In this way, 2014 was a pivotal year for Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens.

This family friendly philosophy that has informed our thinking and guided our planning for the past few years, has led us to discover new ways for guests to explore the Estate while becoming immersed in the Seiberling legacy. Although we are recognized as a National Historic treasure, Stan Hywet does not subscribe to the notion that history -- is history. Here, it comes alive through storytelling that changes and evolves year after year.

The telling of our history in entertaining and unexpected ways is a key component of our Influential Journey, for it has an uncanny ability to capture the attention and imagination of new and repeat visitors time and again. It also inspires many of them to become members, our most frequent and dedicated visitors to the Estate. The financial

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F.A. and Gertrude Seiberling were passionate about enjoying their travels and living well, but also about sharing their wealth and experience. They immersed themselves in the spirit of philanthropy, providing important leadership that extended far beyond the boundaries of their beloved Stan Hywet and permeated throughout Akron, and beyond. The stories of their life, and their commitment to giving back to our community are among the greatest rewards of their legacy. In doing so, they set an unparalleled example for their family who made the choice to carry forward their parents’ generosity by gifting Stan Hywet to all of us.

Now we are following the example set by F.A., Gertrude and their heirs as we usher Stan Hywet forward for the benefit of future generations in the spirit of their family motto – Non Nobis Solum – Not for Us Alone.

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As Families Create Memories they set Stage for the Future

Playgarden, for the child in all of us was officially dedicated in June, 2014 as the children and grandchildren of the Robert O. & Annamae Orr Family Foundation trustees were the first to explore the 5,000 square foot centerpiece of Stan Hywet’s newest family experience. This generous gift from the Orr Family Foundation has become a favorite destination for all generations, inspiring guests to take advantage of family memberships providing free access to the Estate.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens welcomes thousands of children to the Estate each season, many of whom participate in place-based educational programs, special guided tours and recreational events designed to engage and inspire creativity and an appreciation for history and culture. With a continued focus on engaging more families and children, Stan Hywet offers a variety of activities and events including interactive exhibits, geocaching and questing, a butterfly habitat, giant habitats of nature and Playgarden - all providing opportunities for exploration, learning and fun.


2014 Restoration Previews Plans for 2nd Century

A preview of some of the work to be accomplished through the 2nd Century Campaign for Stan Hywet was begun in 2014 with the restoration of the Master Bedroom in the Manor House. Resources that had previously been set aside for this room funded the effort, and the work paved the way for a more comprehensive, campaign-funded Room by Room restoration effort that has just begun. Stan Hywet curatorial staff and volunteers worked side by side with restoration experts as each item was restored to its original form, including the re-creation of the original fabrics to match the colors and designs of those purchased in 1915. Completed in 2015, this pivotal project is a brilliant example of the stunning beauty and style of the original woodwork, wallcoverings, linens, upholstery and furnishings, all of which have come back to life, providing a true experience of this magnificent period of our history.

Restoration of the Grape Abor, adjacent to the Great Garden, began in the spring of 2014 with the removal of the wooden trellis and installation of a stone pathway. A new trellis was installed and the original grape vines were woven back in prior to the repairs of the brick piers. Remaining funds from a previous grant awarded by the State of Ohio were re-directed to restore this unique landscape feature which is nearing completion.


In GratitudeWell-known and highly respected Stan Hywet friends and community leaders have set the tone for success through their leadership. We are grateful for their vision, insights and continuing support.

2nd Century Campaign for Stan Hywet Begins

s Stan Hywet approached its 100th Anniversary, the museum’s leadership remained committed to preserving and maintaining the Estate so that it stands for centuries more, enlightening coming generations who will also look to the past to inform their futures.

In 2013, four key areas of the Estate were identified as requiring urgent restoration to help ensure the safety of guests and to protect the integrity of the historic buildings and artifacts. These areas included the Twin Tea Houses, Stained and Leaded Glass Windows in the Manor House, Perimeter Stone Wall and 16 key rooms within the Manor House. A feasibility study was conducted that year to determine whether to introduce a fundraising campaign to address these needs, and concurrently, to help build the endowment to ensure the long-term sustainability of the Estate. Leaders and supporters of Stan Hywet came together to help determine the timing was right to move forward with a $6 million campaign, including $4 million designated for restoration and $2 million for endowment.

By early 2014, planning was underway to initiate the recommended campaign, timing it to coincide with the celebration of Stan Hywet’s 100th Anniversary, ending in December 2015. Campaign leaders were identified and a part-time campaign manager was hired to support the work of the Development team as we entered the “quiet phase” of the 2nd Century Campaign for Stan Hywet. By the end of 2014, more than $4 million had been raised, representing 69% of the $6 million goal and laying a strong foundation for continued solicitations of major gifts into 2015.

Harriet Dana Chapman, Global Knowledge Manager, KPMG and Great Granddaughter of F.A. Seiberling

Brian Cherkala, Senior Trust Officer and SVP for Key Private Bank

Deborah Selden, Stan Hywet Board Member and Long-standing Volunteer

F. William Steere, Chairman and CEO of Steere Enterprises; former Stan Hywet Chairman of the Board

Stephen L. Strayer, Senior Vice President and Market Director at PNC; former Stan Hywet Chairman of the Board

Jan Wojno, Stan Hywet Board Member

Mike Wojno, Founder and Owner, Wojno Development, LLC, and CEO of Gables Management, Inc.

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We honor the past, while looking toward a bright and vibrant future inspired in no small measure by the work of the 2nd Century Campaign for Stan Hywet.


Cynthia Knight, Honorary Chair

Originally designed as a garden wall surrounding the Stan Hywet Estate, the expansive dry stone wall is an iconic feature and neighborhood landmark. Northeast Ohio winters have taken their toll, as repetitive freezing and thawing has weakened the structure and caused the stones to fall and crumble, compromising its function and character. To ensure its historic integrity into a new century and beyond, a lead campaign gift from the State of Ohio is funding restoration of the 2,200 linear-foot expanse, which is being accomplished in the authentic dry stone method. When completed in 2016, the Stan Hywet Estate will again be surrounded by an edifice of beauty and strength, a point of pride in this historic neighborhood.

Providing a dramatic conclusion to the north end of the Birch Tree Alée, these twin stone pavilions stand as beacons, providing vast scenic views of the Lagoons below and the expansive Cuyahoga Valley beyond. These unique structures are built of local natural stone, visually blending into a 20-foot vertical cliff face. Over time the natural sand stone of the walls and paving have been saturated and are decaying. The Hidden Aspect located west of the Tea Houses features a dry stone picnic structure which was created to take advantage of two major vistas over the Cuyahoga Valley. The stabilization of the rock face is paramount in preserving this defining feature of the northern upper lawn and once again allowing the public’s full enjoyment of this favorite site.

The Stan Hywet Manor House is truly a unique work of art and the focal point of the Estate. The collections within each distinctive room consist of furniture, sculpture, small decorative arts, textiles, books, sheet music, prints, paintings and musical instruments – all cherished and enjoyed by the Seiberling family. Each of these unique items requires various levels of repair, restoration and/or replication to maintain their integrity and authenticity. Following a complete room by room assessment and cost estimates from historic restoration experts, rooms were prioritized with 16 key areas chosen to be included in the 2nd Century Campaign. Restoration has begun and is proceeding as funding is secured.

A high profile restoration project such as the Stained and Leaded Glass Windows in the historic

Manor House required a comprehensive assessment, followed by a prioritized schedule to address

deteriorating windows and doors that protect the valuable collections inside. With the expert

assistance of Whitney Glass Studios, the restoration process began and is proceeding as funding

becomes available.

Historic Dry Stone Perimeter Wall

Twin Tea Houses & Hidden Aspect

Manor House Room By Room

Stained and Leaded Glass Windows

Focus was on Restoration & Sustainability


Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens was a generous and wonderful gift from the Seiberling family to the Akron

community in 1957. An endowment was later established to generate a

5 percent distribution based on a three-year rolling average. The 2nd Century

Campaign includes a goal of $2 million to increase the current endowment and

provide additional resources to help sustain annual operating and

preservation funding into the future. For the first time, in honor of

Stan Hywet’s 100th Anniversary, opportunities to establish permanent

named endowments are offered to those with cumulative endowment giving of $50,000 and above. This opportunity

will ensure a strong and vibrant future for the Stan Hywet Estate while

recognizing the vision and commitments of our most loyal and generous donors.

Endowment

Deck the Hall Achieves Record Attendance

Deck the Hall At the holidays, the new Playgarden was transformed into a very different and equally charming family experience, Gingerbreadland. It was the latest “wow” factor presented at Stan Hywet’s annual Deck the Hall, with brilliantly illuminated, larger than life colorful displays that spark the imagination and delight visitors of all ages. Gingerbreadland was made possible with support from the Betty V. and John M. Jacobson Foundation, and promises to be among the family favorites each Christmas season.


We gratefully acknowledge our many contributors who make it possible for

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens to fulfill its mission to preserve and share our

historic estate and serve as a resource for educational, cultural and recreational

enrichment. We work diligently to ensure that the following list is accurate.

Should you identify an error, please contact us at 330-836-5533.

The following valued stakeholders contributed to the 2014 Annual Fund. Their generosity provides ongoing operating support which enables Stan Hywet to fulfill its mission and touch thousands of lives in meaningful and memorable ways each season.

Founders’ Circle - ($5,000 +)Acro Tool & Die Co., Inc.Akron Community FoundationThe Tom and Mary Babcox Family FoundationMary and Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable TrustGAR FoundationThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber CompanyDouglas A. KotteThe Lehner Family FoundationThe M. G. O’Neil FoundationThe Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie Memorial FoundationWillard E. Smucker Foundation

Presidents’ Circle - ($2,500 - $4,999)Betty and Ozzie ComstockMatthew C. and Amy L. DawleyRichard C. and Cecilia B. DistadMr. C. Gordon EwersJim and Linda FrancisSam and Salma GibaraThe House of LaRose, Inc.Mr. Tom J. HutchisonTom and Ginny KnollR. C. Musson and Katharine M. Musson Charitable FoundationElizabeth and Harlan PeterjohnDeborah and Thomas SeldenLloyd L. & Louise K. Smith Memorial FoundationSteve and Barb StrayerMike and Jan Wojno

Great Hall Circle - ($1,000 - $2,499)Akrochem CorporationSophie and Steve AlbrechtDoug and Kyra BosnikTom and Alice BoutonMr. and Mrs. Albert J. Brewster, III

Lisle M. Buckingham Endowment FundDaniel and Stacey BuserLinda and Edward Conrad, IIISteven CoxMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DearbornDRB Systems, Inc.Tim and Pam FitzwaterJon A. FiumeMr. and Mrs. Shawn FoxJoy M. FredaGarden Forum of Greater Akron, Inc.Patricia and Mark GibbsRichard and Kristine GillLily GlosserMrs. Anne M. Grealy and Mr. Everett C. StonebrakerThe Bruce & Erica Greer Family FoundationBill and Lynda GrievesMark and Elizabeth HamlinBeth A. KartariusRichard Krochka and Steven SchmidtMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Kuzyk, Jr.Joyce L. LeightonMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Anton G.C. MiloMr. and Mrs. Wayne D. MinichLaura R. & Lucian Q. Moffitt FoundationJanise B. ParryPGA Tour, IncPNC FoundationBrian and Amanda PollakTom and Judy PolomskyThe Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramRoger and Judy ReadArthur and Jean SchooleyEd and Roberta SearleEthel Seiberling FoxJohn C. ShannonMr. and Mrs. Steve and Cherie ShechterCarl and Barbara SmellerSandra and Richey SmithMr. and Mrs. Reid WagstaffCharlotte E. StaigerMr. and Mrs. F. William SteereLisa and Alan Tobin

Marguerite and Scott TremelinUBS Financial ServicesDonna M. ValentineJohn Vander KooiLinda and Jim VennerDeric and Susie WallaceMichael and Cynthia Weidner

Directors’ Circle - ($500 - $999)Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. AbellJohn and Karen BaderMr. and Mrs. Bruce BaileyMelanie A. BairdMr. and Mrs. Robert BannermanMr. and Mrs. Scott BiddingerCharles and Julia BoltonBroadleaf Partners, LLCKenneth and Karen BrottNeil and Mary CarpenterMr. and Mrs. Edwin James CauffieldMr. and Mrs. Brian and Yvonne CherkalaThe Henry V. and Frances W. Christenson FoundationM. Quinton and Julia L. CutlerMr. and Mrs. William J. GinterBruce and Patricia HensonJudy HirschmanSteve and Debbie HootMr. and Mrs. David M. Hunter, Esq.Mark and Janice HustedMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. IlerSean and Terese JoyceRuth P. JuvePatricia and Richard KemphKeyBank FoundationBryan and Susan KinnamonSusan and Jim KotapishJames and Maureen KovachPaul J. and Susan B. Kruder Family Fund of Akron Community Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony LocastroDr. Larry and Mary LohmanMr. and Mrs. Stanley MarksRick and Sonja MayMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MercerSharon and Marc MerklinDr. Steven A. MillerNancy and Sean O’ConnorDr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Ormond, Jr.W. Stuver ParryMrs. Helen M. PeternellLuis and Theresa ProenzaGerald and Yolanda ReevesJustin and Jane RogersThe B.W. Rogers Company FundMr. and Mrs. John RohrerDr. C. M. and Barbara ShearerBill and Karen SilverMr. and Mrs. Walton A. SilverKen and Chris TabellionJ. Michael and Elizabeth TaipaleJohn TedescoRaymond R. and Martha G. Wernig FoundationLynn and Mark YankeMr. James E. Zwisler and Mr. Gary J. Zeller

Museum Friends - ($250 - $499)Dr. Thomas and Pauline County AdamsMr. and Mrs. Charles AltwiesPaul and Elizabeth AnackiDrs. Mark and Sandy AuburnJames and Anna BarnettDick and Judie BigelowKen and Grace BlowerBarbara R. BoyceRob Briggs and Alyssa LenhoffDale and Wendy BrottFrances BuchholzerRobert W. and Ann Reeves BurtonChemstress Consultant CompanyMr. and Mrs. F. Michael Clancy, IIIKay and Douglas CooperTom and Miwako CooperriderJohn and Betty DaltonAnne S. DavisBruce and Kathy DeBarrJohn and Betty DerrerDominion FoundationJim and Ann DurrThe ECP Humanities FundJames D. EdwardsDr. and Mrs. Ernest R. EstepThomas and Diana FarroJohn and Sue FassolesFeth Family FoundationBob and Barbara FosterPaul A. Frank, Jr.Deborah FranzEdward S. Gaffney, Sr., Family Fund of Akron Community FoundationAlan and Carol GarrenRalph and Natalie GiffelsMark and Laura GillesCathy GodshallMr. Gordon J. Greene and Ms. Priscilla Chapman CampbellJohn GuinterWilma Hardman

Raymond and Debbie HendricksSharon HersheyMr. and Mrs. Glenn D. HughesDr. Bob M. HutchisonAlice and Terry IrishBruce and Bonnie JentnerFred and Joanne KarmDr. Dianne K. KauffmanMr. and Mrs. David L. KellerDale and Peggy KoblenzerPhil and Sue KrollDave and Carol LandisCharles and Susan LaskinRobert and Susan LeggettMr. and Mrs. Gary LeidichMr. and Mrs. Michael LobalzoGundega LojekHarry and Sue ManolopoulosRuth A. MarroneRich and Joan MarshBarb and Ed MarshallPhyllis and Sam McClellanMr. and Mrs. Gary McGuireVivian B. MillsMVP ServicesMary Gene and Ted MyerKen and Judy PayneRichard and Susan PeeblesEdward and Nadine PfluegerJoyce PowellMrs. Jean B. PrestonPride Heating & CoolingMr. and Mrs. Mark PurtilarJim and Missy RainearLarry and Janet RobertsonTodd and Diane RosenbergDr. Pamela RupertMr. and Mrs. William RutkowskiJulia SabinMike and Jennifer SaxonDale and Sally SeiberlingBill and Jeanne SeiberlingJulia S. ShawKara and Brian SichiDuane and Paula SmithDr. Buel and Jean SmithRobert and Katherine SmithThe Smithers GroupMr. and Mrs. Richard SpurneyTerry and Dianne SquireValarie and Jeff StillFrancine SylvisBert L. SzaboAnn M. TowellBob UlmMr. and Mrs. Emil A. Voelz, Jr.The Walmart FoundationJon and Jane WeingartHugh and Phyllis WestWhitney Stained Glass Studio, Inc.Chuck WilsonLois S. Wolf

Garden Friends - ($1 - $249)E. Reginald Adam and Rhea H. Adam TrustMr. and Mrs. Jonathan AlexanderCarol AllenMiss Catherine L. AllmanJanice Alpeter

Mr. and Mrs. Jack ArcherEleanor R. and Richard M. AronLynn and Charles AsenteJo Anne BarnesTom and Karen BartlebaughDebby and Bill BaumanMr. and Mrs. Josh BaumanRuth L. BazzelMarilyn Bednar-KasardaMary E. BezbatchenkoGinny BlackMr. and Mrs. John BlickleMrs. Diane C. BlinnPhyllis BoninMrs. Margarete BoschertJames D. and Mary Jo BoyesAnn C. BriechleKarl E. and Kathleen L. BrownMs. Marianne V. BrunelleJoyce ButlienMr. Robert CarlsonFletcher and Donna CarrollChar A. CarsonDavid C. CarverColeen CaseyCheri and Ralph ChristBeverly B. ClarkKen and Peggy ContreraDeborah CookMr. and Mrs. Virgil CotnerMrs. Nancy J. DanielsJane DelcampMr. and Mrs. David and Susanna DobsonMr. and Mrs. Clarence B. DrennonMr. and Mrs. Bart DrickhamerMr. and Mrs. Daryl EdwardsJames and Karen EmbresciaMr. and Mrs. Alan T. EmshoffMiss Constance ErdelacBeryl FiskMr. and Mrs. Donald M. FlowerLeslie FouserJean GaddAmy B. GarrettMrs. Rosemarie GeorgeSue Jeppesen GillmanMrs. Carol GriffenAlice GuptonMs. Virginia A. HaidetMr. and Mrs. Ray E. HalliwillMr. and Mrs. Mark M. HarbaughTatiana and Richard HarrisMr. and Mrs. Mark HarveyKarl and Ellen HayMaxine HeldridgeCharlotte HennesseyJoe and Sue HenningerCatherine A. HeraldNina and John HilleryMr. and Mrs. Robert HirschfeltRebecca HoldenTom HrivnakLis HughIBM Matching Grants ProgramDr. Tom and Mary Ann JacksonRobert A. KanaDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey KaseArdith M. KeckDavid W. Kellogg

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Linda and Leo KipfstuhlGeorge and Susan KleinLarry and Donna KlettlingerRichard and Judy KotickMs. Jamie M. KrovontkaMr. and Mrs. T. J. KukkMelanie KunschDr. and Mrs. T. W. KurczynskiMr. and Mrs. Allan L. LambDiane and Domenico LazzeriniJim and Sally LittleMr. and Mrs. Philip A. LloydMr. and Mrs. David W. LockshinHarold and Cathy LundstromBill and Cindy LyzengaPenny MagnusonLane and Elizabeth ManningThe Maynard Family FoundationJohn and Margaret McBrideLorraine and Bill McCueMr. and Mrs. W. McMahonAnn Seiberling MellMicrosoftMrs. Andrew D. MillerMr. and Mrs. Robert MindekMr. and Mrs. Michael H. MinnsRichard and Pam MuselMarie NolfNordson CorporationKathleen NormanKen and Patty OrihelPatricia M. OselandRichard and Randi PahlauJanet and Larry PaigeMs. Kyle PassmoreMichele and Joe PentekBetty PinterAlbert L. PloenesChelsae PoelkingMichele PringleDana Pulk DickinsonJoan K. ReedJan and Bill ReevesDr. Thomas and Connie RepkoSuzanne E. RickardsMs. Janet RizzoMs. Michelle A. RossPatricia RufMary W. RuminskiCharlene A. SchmidtNancy and Robert SchneiderDan and Carol SeiberlingGrace SeiberlingLinda SerafinAlex ShannonMr. and Mrs. Samuel G. SmithWillard F. SpicerMr. and Mrs. Vernon SponsellerStephen and Georgeanna StonerSummit Racing EquipmentSuncrest GardensJohn Suru, Jr.Terry and Judy SwearingenLeland SwinehartMs. Mary TartirMildred TelfordMs. Margaret Terry and Mr. Lloyd SnyderMr. and Mrs. Brad ThomasBarbara ThomsonAmy and Michael Tomas

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toth, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. TrentaMrs. Marie TuccilloPam and Ron TumblinJan ViscomiCarrie and Paul WagstaffMargery and Tom WalcottCarol J. WeberH. Marcene WebsterJim and Kris WieterMarilyn WilsonJanet A. WrightDr. Zouhair and Carol YassineMr. Michael ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. John C. Zizka

2014 Matching GiftsCorporate matching gift programs increase the impact of employee gifts by doubling or even tripling their tax-deductible donations. The following corporations have provided support for employees’ philanthropic giving to Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens.AT&T FoundationDominion ResourcesDuke Energy Foundation FirstEnergy FoundationGE FoundationIBM Matching Grants ProgramJPMorgan Chase FoundationKeyBank FoundationMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.MicrosoftNordson CorporationPNC FoundationThe Progressive Insurance FoundationThe Prudential Foundation Matching

Gifts ProgramUBS Financial Services

Sponsorships & Special ProjectsThe following corporate and foundation partners have provided meaningful support for public programs, exhibits and special events as well as restoration and capital projects.Mr. Byron AlsopMr. Ralph BoyerCanton Classic Car MuseumThe Honorable Joseph Cassini, IIIMr. David ChappleChubb Collector Car InsuranceMr. William M. DavisMr. Dennis DickeyMr. and Mrs. Terry ErnestFirstEnergy FoundationHarry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox

Charitable FoundationMr. Gerald FreemanFresh Mark, Inc.Mr. Darrell FullerGAR FoundationSam and Salma GibaraGrundy InsuranceHagerty Classic Car InsuranceMr. Tom Hale

Mr. George HancherMr. Peter HeydonHoc Transport Co.The House of LaRose, Inc.Mr. Tom J. HutchisonIcon Sports ManagementMr. Scott IsquickBetty V. and John M. Jacobson

FoundationMartha Holden Jennings FoundationMr. David JohnsonMr. Jack JuratovicKempthorn MotorsKeyBankMr. and Mrs. Brad KnollMr. Jay KokaChristine and Richard KramerLaird Family TrustDave and Carol LandisMr. Daniel J. LaulettaJo and John LeboldThe Lehner Family FoundationLorain National BankMr. Steve MacyMr. Charles MaherThe Maynard Family FoundationJoseph G. and Sally A. Miller Family

FoundationH. S. Miller TrustMr. Robert H. MillerNational Parts DepotMr. H. G. NauPaul and Carol NeidertOMNOVA Solutions FoundationThe Robert O. & Annamae Orr

Family FoundationMs. Christine OsborneMr. and Mrs. Michael PetrosMr. Bruce R. PiattMr. Al PilzMr. Richard PryceMr. James RaederRoger and Judy ReadMr. Forrest RohrbachMr. Patrick RooneyMr. Ed SchoenthalerMrs. Ethel Seiberling FoxMr. Tony SikorskiThe Sisler McFawn FoundationMr. Lawrence SmithMr. and Mrs. David SmittleThe J.M. Smucker CompanyWillard E. Smucker FoundationMr. Charles K. SteinerSusan and Reid WagstaffSummit Petroleum Inc.Mr. Eugene TareshawtyTDC Risk ManagementVorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLPDave Walter, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert YatesJohn E. Wilkinson

Manor House CuratorialRestoration FundThe Manor House Curatorial Restoration Fund was created in 2005 in response to the ongo-ing need for funds with which to address historic restoration, conservation and preservation

initiatives related to the interior of the Manor House. The following donors have a special interest in and commitment to supporting these important projects. Akron Woman’s City ClubHarriet D. ChapmanDr. and Mrs. Barry GreenbergThe Bruce & Erica Greer Family

Foundation

Icon CampaignThe following donors have supported the ongoing maintenance of the Estate. Dr. C. M. and Barbara Shearer

EndowmentGifts to the Endowment Fund help secure the long-term financial stability of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens. The endowment is a permanent asset that provides annual income to support general needs of the Estate as well as donor-designated areas. Barbara E. Lucas

Seiberling SocietyThe Seiberling Society is a distinguished group of individuals who have remembered Stan Hywet in their wills or estate plans through a bequest, charitable gift annuity, charitable trust, life insurance or retirement plan.Sandy & Bruce BaileyKathy M. BarnhartEd and Georgene BayerMargaret BelcastroCharles W. and Retta BillowPhyllis E. BoninMr. and Mrs. Philip BradleyMargaret BrewsterDr. Todd A. BrownMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. BuchholzerHarriet D. ChapmanMary Seiberling ChapmanAnne CherneyMr. & Mrs. F. Michael Clancy, IIIThomas and Karen ClarkBetty E. ComstockMr. & Mrs. Edward J. Conrad, IIIDouglas and Kay CooperJohn and Betty DaltonPaul A. DaumDr. and Mrs. James D’IanniMr. and Mrs. John EdwardsJames D. EdwardsKathleen and Gordon EwersMr. and Mrs. James L. Fisher, IIIJon A. FiumeEmily Audra FleisherS. Margaret GallagherMr. and Mrs. Samir G. GibaraMr. and Mrs. Ronald D. GlosserMr. and Mrs. George William GrievesKeith and Eleanor HaagMarjorie B. HartzBruce E. and Patricia J. HensonMr. & Mrs. Steven Hoot

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. HughesRichard and Elisabeth HurleyBob M. HutchisonTom J. HutchisonBeth A. KartariusDr. Dianne K. KauffmanMr. & Mrs. Bryan L. KinnamonMrs. C. Landon KnightLaurie Appel-LingerRuth A. MarroneMargaret E. Andreeff MatejkovicMadeline F. MilfordVivian B. MillsGinger MolineMarie L. MorganMr. and Mrs. David MurrayMarie G. NolfCharles and Ilene ParkeGeorge and Janise ParryMr. and Mrs. W. Stuver ParryRobert S. PfluegerRuth S. PfluegerMr. & Mrs. James & Leslie PickardRoger and Judy ReadMrs. Barbara J. Shearer and Dr. C. M.

ShearerSarah ShirkFred and Shirley StricklandMr. and Mrs. Gale R. UrdaHugh B. and Phyllis WestJohn E. Wilkinson

Gifts-in-kindWe are grateful to the following individuals and corporations who have supported Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens with goods and services.Ms. Jennifer BuenoBetty E. ComstockTom HrivnakMr. Leigh KenoMr. Leslie KenoSunCrest GardeningBert L. Szabo

The Landmark SocietyThe Landmark Society recogniz-es those individuals, foundations, corporations, and organizations, who through their philanthropic support and leadership share a commitment to the continuing excellence of Stan Hywet

Hall & Gardens with cumulative giving of $25,000 and above. West Terrace Circle $1 million and aboveAuxiliary Board of Stan Hywet Hall & GardensState of OhioThe Mary S. and David C. Corbin

Foundation GAR FoundationJohn S. PfluegerCynthia Knight

Rose Garden Circle $500,000 - $999,999The Goodyear Tire & Rubber CompanyThe Reinberger Foundation The Lehner Family FoundationJohn S. & James L. Knight FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. LaRoseSummit County Executive OfficeThe J.M. Smucker Company

Great Garden Circle $250,000 - $499,999Barbara E. KuhlkePaul A. DaumMarjorie B. HartzThe Robert O. and Annamae Orr

Family FoundationChristopher ThomasFirstEnergy Foundation H.S. Miller TrustThe Sisler McFawn FoundationU.S. Department of Justice The Howland Memorial FundPNC Bank National Trust for Historic Preservation

– Save America’s TreasuresAkron Community FoundationThe Akron Garden Club

English Garden Circle $100,000 - $249,999Richard and Elisabeth HurleyThe Tom and Mary Babcox Family

FoundationU.S. Department of Transportation John A. McAlonan FundMr. and Mrs. Ronald D. GlosserKeith and Eleanor HaagGlenbeigh Hospital &

Outpatient Centers

FirstMerit Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. ReadMr. & Mrs. F. William Steere Ray and Marty Wernig

Japanese Garden Circle$50,000 - $99,999U.S. Department of EducationKeyBank FoundationDr. and Mrs. Harlan R. PeterjohnOMNOVA Solutions FoundationBetty E. ComstockKenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust,

KeyBank, Trustee Mr. and Mrs. Samir G. GibaraBuckeye Corrugated, Inc.The Bonnot CompanyCaroline A. AffleckKeyBank John P. Murphy FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard W. CornsThe R.C. & Katharine

Musson FoundationJPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.Acro Tool & Die Co., Inc.Buckingham, Doolittle & BurroughsLloyd L. & Louise K. Smith Memorial

FoundationMr. and Mrs. James L. Fisher, IIIDr. and Mrs. Frank FreedCambridge Home Health CareJanise B. Parry The Harry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox

Charitable FoundationThe Charles E. and Mabel M. Ritchie

Memorial FoundationFirstEnergy CorporationErnst & Young LLPMerrill LynchThe M.G. O’Neil FoundationGuy and Renee PipitoneDrs. Ray and Andrea BolognaFirstMerit Corporation

Perennial Garden Circle $25,000 - $49,999Scott A. AbellLawrence A. Appley Foundation, Inc.Telxon CorporationBernard PetrillaThe Welty Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William GrievesMr. and Mrs. Stuart W. GillerMr. and Mrs. Nicholas Katanic

Ed and Georgene BayerSchulman, Inc.Sandra and Richey SmithSteven D. WiseBill and Patty Babcox Nancy and W. Stuver ParryRoetzel & Andress LPAMr. and Mrs. John K. CraineBurton D. Morgan FoundationNorthern Ohio Golf Charities

Foundation, Inc.Deborah and Thomas SeldenDr. and Mrs. W. Gerald Austen Charlotte E. StaigerDouglas E. Mitchell Charitable

FoundationWillard E. Smucker FoundationJohn D. and Mary Seiberling ChapmanAkron General Health SystemGarden Forum of Greater Akron, Inc.City of AkronCarl and Barbara SmellerEvans Insurance AgencyVirginia MolineFrank W. and Ruth SteereWMJI 105.7 FMLisle M. Buckingham Endowment FundAkron Plastic Surgeons, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. KinnamonCharles W. and Retta H. Billow The F.W. Albrecht Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MercerMr. & Mrs. David L. Brennan AT&T OhioDr. and Mrs. James D’IanniKulas FoundationMr. & Mrs. James & Leslie PickardRennick & Dee Andreoli The Bruce & Erica Greer Family

FoundationBrockman, Coats, Gedelian & Co.Mr. & Mrs. Lee S. GillerMr. & Mrs. Gary M. GillerGertrude F. Orr Trust Advised Fund of Akron Community Foundation Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros

Charitable TrustSouthwest General Health CenterJohn E. WilkinsonThe Patricia and J. Harvey Graves

Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Edward Conrad, IIIMatthew C. and Amy L. DawleySwagelok Company

Legacy gifts are expressions of a strong personal commitment to the mission of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens and are vital to the Estate’s current and future sustainability. Stan Hywet received a generous bequest from the following individual in 2014.

Dr. Barbara Ainsworth-Porter

Bequests


Tributes & MemorialsIn honor of Ginny and Don Black

Mr. William Black & Family

In Memory of Walter and Betty BortzThe Walter K. and Wilda E. Bortz Fund at

Stark Community Foundation

In Honor of Joan D. CarlsonLee, Robin and Christina Woodard

In Memory of John D. and Mary Seiberling Chapman

Harriet D. Chapman

In Memory of Jeannette C. DixonCarolyn Dixon

Phyllis West

In Memory of Eleanor EmershawBarry and Laurel Greenberg

In Honor of Sara GrenusMs. Karen Grenus

In Memory of Jean A. HungerfordMary Lou Baker

In Memory of Jean C. HurteauBonnie and Vince Johnson

In Honor of Tom J. Hutchison on his birthdayJohn E. Wilkinson

In Memory of Joanne LaRoseTony and Linda Aulino

Ginny BlackMrs. James F. Claypool

Barbara LaRoseNancy O’Dell, M.D.

Delaware Place Homeowners AssociationMr. and Mrs. Harry W. Schwab

In Memory of Elizabeth J. LoganMrs. Nancy Logan Barton

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. ChristyMs. Elizabeth GuranKathleen A. Guran

Mr. George M. LoganMs. Maralyn A. Yanko

Mr. Steven Zimmerman

In Memory of Joe MenhornJohn E. Wilkinson

In Memory of Susie MettlerFrank and Mary Danckaert

In Memory of Marcia PiattMr. Bruce R. Piatt

In Honor of Roger and Judy ReadMr. Alex Shannon

In Memory of Rita M. RoedigerThe Mystery Stitchers of the Needlework Guild

In Honor of Dan SeiberlingTrinity Lutheran Altar Guild

In Honor of F. W. SteereMr. Alex Shannon

In Memory of David J. TowellDr. R. J. Hemphill

In Memory of My Parents, George & Ruth Wilkinson

In Memory of My Grandparents, John & Cora Gudikunst

John E. Wilkinson

19th Annual Gala - Grand VoyageThis signature event provides significant funding to benefit Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens. The following individuals, corporations and organizations generously supported the 2014 Gala.

ACME Fresh Markets & ACME Express StoresAkron General Health SystemAlex and Karen ArshinkoffBDO US (Formerly SS&G Financial

Services, Inc.)Mr. Tom H. BarrettDr. and Mrs. William BaumanDr. and Mrs. Art BensonBober, Markey, Fedorovich & CompanyDrs. Andrea and Ray BolognaAnn and David BrennanBrennan, Manna & Diamond, LLCBrockman, Coats, Gedelian & Co.Buckeye Corrugated Inc.Buckingham, Doolittle &

Burroughs, LLCMrs. Eileen BurgMr. and Mrs. Ed CebulkoMr. and Mrs. Brian L. CherkalaMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. ColantoneMr. and Mrs. Brian CumminsMr. and Mrs. Peter D’AttomaMr. and Mrs. Matthew C. DawleyMs. Joanne P. DelapaMarian and Jim DeVoeMr. and Mrs. Darby DuryeaMaribeth EdministerErnst & Young LLPMs. Joni FearingFifth Third BankFirstEnergy CorporationFirstMerit Bank, N.A.Jon A. Fiume and Mark MuñozMr. Brian N. FortneySam and Salma GibaraMark and Patricia GibbsJonne and Albert GilbertGOJO Industries, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arnie GoodmanThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber CompanyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey GotthardtStuart and Patricia GrantMr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Gravely, IITerry and Jeannie HainesMrs. Joyce HamakerJohn Martin HaneyMr. and Mrs. Marty HauserMr. and Mrs. David HuckabeeTom J. HutchisonDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. JacksonDr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Johnson, Jr.Eric Jones and Bob KishDr. and Mrs. Keith KaufmanDr. and Mrs. David R. KimberlyDr. and Mrs. Raymond D. KimberlyBryan and Susan KinnamonTom and Ginny KnollJeffrey and Sandra Kornick

Dr. and Mrs. Jim KotapishRick Krochka and Steve SchmidtMr. and Mrs. T. J. KukkDaniel J. LaulettaThe Lehner Family FoundationMs. Tracey Little and Mr. Norris LeeJoey Lojek and Kim ContipelliMr. Jim Maguire and Nancy CusmaBarb and Ed MarshallRick and Sonja MayDrs. Zachary and Keira MellionMerrill LynchDr. and Mrs. Anton G.C. MiloWayne and Sue MinichDrs. Howard Minott and Melodie

Morgan-MinottNet Revenue AssociatesMrs. Sherry L. NeubertTom and Debbie OrrOswald CompaniesJan ParryJim and Leslie PickardMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Pilliod, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. PipitonePNC BankMr. and Mrs. Brian PollakPricewaterhouseCoopersMr. and Mrs. Jim PulkRoetzel & AndressEd and Roberta SearleD. Mark and Jessica ShampMr. and Mrs. Scott F. ShewThe J.M. Smucker CompanySouthwest General Health CenterMr. and Mrs. Theodore StathopoulosDr. Erik SteeleMr. Charles K. Steiner and

Mr. Lee MeyerMr. and Mrs. Christopher SteinerMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. StraussMr. and Mrs. George Strickler, IVSumma Care Inc.Summa Health SystemSuperior Beverage GroupSwagelok CompanyMr. & Mrs. Christopher A. TippingLisa and Alan TobinMr. and Mrs. John TuccilloSusan and Reid WagstaffMr. and Mrs. Michael B. WeidnerMr. and Mrs. Hugh B. WestWestfield BankMr. and Mrs. Robert WhitfieldMr. Brian WilsonMr. and Mrs. Andrew WinsonMichael and Janice WojnoMr. and Mrs. Charles Yates

2014 Gala In-Kind DonorsA & B TentEileen BensonEvent LightingThe Floral Arrangers of Stan Hywet

Hall & GardensL’NiqueCatherine McKinley PhotographySmithers-Oasis CompanyStar Printing Co., Inc.Summa Health System

Historic Dry Stone Perimeter WallState of Ohio

Manor House Room By Room RestorationMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Conrad, IIIMs. Gailmarie K. FortDr. Dianne K. KauffmanThe Lehner Family FoundationMedical Mutual of OhioMrs. Julia S. ShawMr. and Mrs. F. W. SteereMs. Donna M. ValentineMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Wernig

Stained & Leaded Glass Windows RestorationJohn A. McAlonan FundThe Sisler McFawn Foundation

Tea Houses and Hidden Aspect RestorationAkron Community FoundationThe Mary S. and David C. Corbin FoundationThe Howland Memorial FundRoger and Judy Read

Named EndowmentsThe J. M. Smucker Company

Horticulture Endowment FundThe Cynthia Knight Endowment

Fund

General RestorationAcro Tool & Die Co., Inc.Dee and Rennick AndreoliBDO US (Formerly SS&G Financial

Services, Inc.)Ms. Barbara R. BoyceLisle M. Buckingham Endowment

FundDr. and Mrs. Robert BurnstineMs. Joyce ButlienMark and Cathy ClarkThomas and Karen ClarkStephen A. ComunaleRichard C. and Lisa FedorovichMr. and Mrs. Sean M. JoyceJoan and Mike KolkMr. and Mrs. Allen E. LoomisMilan Tool Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Brian PollakMr. Alex ShannonMrs. Valarie Still


Stan Hywet is supported by the following Friends groups:

Stan Hywet Needlework Guild • Stan Hywet Gilde • Stan Hywet Flower Arrangers • Stan Hywet Garden Committee • Stan Hywet Collections Committee Auxiliary Board • Garden Forum of Greater Akron • Akron Garden Club

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Inc., Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Foundation and Architectural Restoration & Renovation Consultants, Inc.

Consolidated Schedule of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Assets/Stockholder’s Deficit

Assets Cash and cash equivalents

Accounts receivable

Inventories

Prepaid expenses

Property and equipment, net

Unconditional promises to give

Investments

Beneficial interest in perpetual trust

Deferred tax asset, net

TOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS/ STOCKHOLDER’S DEFICIT

Liabilities

Line of credit

Long-Term debt

Capital lease obligations

Accounts payable

Accrued liabilities

Taxes payable

Deferred revenue

Deferred compensation

Charitable annuity obligations

TOTAL LIABILITIES

NET ASSETS/STOCKHOLDER’S DEFICIT

Net assets:

Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted

Stockholder’s deficit

TOTAL NET ASSETS/

STOCKHOLDER’S DEFICIT 31,376,796 30,219,422

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS/

STOCKHOLDER’S DEFICIT $ 32,439,909 $ 31,390,519

2014

$ 652,542 68,14992,121

103,1014,277,4061,547,969

22,108,0133,570,843

19,765

$32,439,909

2013

$ 220,319

75,322

100,873

77,801

4,126,871

1,372,420

21,741,870

3,675,324

17,719

$31,390,519

$35,000,000

$30,000,000

$25,000,000

$20,000,000

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

Total Assets vs. Total Liabilities

Assets Liabilities

For The Years Ending December 31

2014 2013

$406,228 2,043

– 203,239 163,581

23,163 208,062

40,441 16,356

1,063,113

$550,000

7,766

–

159,173

130,741

36,552

220,021

42,948

23,896

1,171,097

17,518,049 3,561,143 10,403,059 31,482,251

(105,455)

17,115,297

2,619,917

10,573,713

30,308,927

(89,505)

2014 2013

Contributions:

Donations Foundation grants Total contributions Public program sponsorship Memberships Tour operations Museum Store and Carriage House Café Public programs Rentals and food service income Oil and gas income Investment and interest income Net sales Total support and revenue

Tour operations Public programs

Educational programs

Volunteer management

Facilities, maintenance and security:

General facilities, maintenance and security

Grape Arbor Restoration

Window Restoration

Other projects

Total facilities, maintenance and security

Guest services

Horticulture and greenhouse

Curatorial

Membership

Management and general

Rentals and food service Museum Store and Carriage House Café

Marketing Fundraising

Total expenses

Increase in net assets

Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets from operations

For The Years Ending December 31

An independent certified public accounting firm audited the financial statements of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Inc. (Stan Hywet), Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Foundation (the Foundation), and Architectural Restoration & Renovation Consultants, Inc. (ARRC) for the years ended December 31, 2014 and 2013. An audit in accordance with generally accepted accounting standards includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. It also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management.

Stan Hywet is exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) except for net revenues generated from oil and gas operations, Carriage House Café, and catering services, which are subject to income tax under Section 511(a) of the IRC.

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Inc., Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Foundation and Architectural Restoration & Renovation Consultants, Inc.

Consolidated Schedule of Support and Revenue and Expenses

Support and Revenue

Expenses

$ 1,659,104

407,608

2,066,712

236,500

195,561

320,788

370,856

626,231

602,314

216,710

3,660,591

1,832

8,298,095

$ 1,425,438923,275

2,348,713275,608200,822359,570417,501

1,016,646761,106204,299887,696

12,4806,484,441

$ 182,033

271,149

71,417

70,817

737,524

-

-

30,355

767,879

124,429

466,661

157,674

61,279

1,200,382

423,012

353,383

207,160

411,406

4,768,681

$3,529,414

$(191,083)

$ 178,559632,06878,94982,128

647,023 117,164

52,825-

817,012128,326453,139141,341

59,9961,256,845

475,546365,581

186,692 470,885

5,327,067 $1,157,374

$12,592

Financial Statements Financial Statements

Investment and interest income

14%

Net sales 0%

Total contributions

36%

Public programs sponsorship 4%

Memberships 3%

Tour operations 6%Museum Store and Carriage House Café 6%

Public programs

16%

Rentals & food service income 12%

Oil and gas income 3%


Total facililties, maintenance & security

15%

Management & General

24%

Horticulture and greenhouse

9%Guest

services 2%

Curatorial 3% Membership 1%

Rentals & food service 9%

Museum Store and Carriage

House Café 7%

Marketing 3%

Fundraising 9%

Tours Operations

3%

Educational programs

1%

Volunteer management

2%

Public Programs

12%

STAN HYWET HALL & GARDENS

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